Halliburton has suspended all future business in Russia

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[mopinko]

1. dude, when you've lost haliburton....

dont doubt they will be looking for post-war contracts, tho.

[KentuckyWoman]

2. Suspended.

Which leaves a door open for a return if the money is available again.

[crickets]

5. But of course. nt

[PdamnedQ]

3. Does this mean that pigs are flying?

[Mariana]

15. It means the Russians can't pay them, most likely.

It's all about the bottom line.

[Takket]

4. Holy crap... when Satan says "I'm outta here", you know it's bad!!!

[Budi]

6. There will be no Gazprom. So Haliburton moves on.

This is rather stunning news.
Speaks to the real state of affairs in RU, doesn't it?

[littlemissmartypants]

7. Who sticks around for worthless Rubles?

🌻🇺🇦❤🇺🇦🌻 Slava Ukraini! 🌻🇺🇦❤🇺🇦🌻

[Drum]

8. Et tu, Halliburton?

[Demovictory9]

9. evil company

[Submariner]

10. KBR/Halliburton stockholders made boatloads of blood money

under Bush/Cheney. I recall the $20 six packs of coke, $25/bag of laundry charged to DoD, and the far too many dead troops electrocuted in their shower stalls because of sloppy incompetent Halliburton electrical contractors.

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11. Schlumberger 'immediately' suspends new investments in Russia

More good news

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Schlumberger, the world's largest oil field services company, said Friday it will "immediately suspend" new investments and technology deployments to Russia.

The Houston- and Paris-based company joins a growing list of companies that are backing away from Russia as its war with Ukraine escalates. Earlier this month, Ukrainian-American protesters stood in front of the company's Houston office and called on it to stop working with Russian-owned energy companies.

Some of the world's biggest oil companies also have committed to pulling out of Russia, the world's second largest oil producer after the United States. Exxon Mobil said it would cease oil production in Russia. BP and Shell announced plans to withdraw from oil and gas partnerships in the country.

Schlumberger said it would continue to meet its existing obligations in Russia.

This is not a complete pullout but is a good start

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12. For this thread

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[dalton99a]

13. Russia is a bad place to do business

[leftstreet]

14. lol "future business" n/t

[Wounded Bear]

16. I thought maybe they were running support for the Russian Army...

given how well they're doing.